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Thorn: Low sex drive is completely normal

Thorn: Low sex drive is completely normal

Astrid Thorn, Collegian Columnist • March 3, 2025
There is no denying that sex can be exciting, fun, inviting and something to be sought after. Sex is a crucial part of life for many people across the world and a major factor in many people’s romantic relationships. One important aspect of a person’s sex life is the frequency with which they desire sexual contact. This is an issue that requires sensitivity, as discourse surrounding it can involve a great amount of societal pressure and shame.
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LTTE: CSU quietly removed almost all references to gender pronouns from their websites; I won’t be missing them

Devy Ballard, Guest Author • March 3, 2025
Picture this: You're a new freshman at Colorado State University. Across many tours and events, you find yourself in several rooms of students where people of authority tell you all about student life and the various resources available to you. When time comes to get to know each other, a leader asks you to share "your name, pronouns if you're comfortable and where you come from." That line, "pronouns if you're comfortable", has been heard by us students many times over. The tacit, inclusion-oriented reminder that students are encouraged to clarify their gender identity among peers. This practice has gained traction in recent years and garnered many opinions across the political spectrum.
Horoscopes March 3-9

Horoscopes March 3-9

Sophia Masia, Staff Reporter • March 3, 2025

I have been dreading the astrology of March for a while now, but the only way out is through. The week begins with Mercury moving into Aries, where it will be for most of the spring semester. Our communication...

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CSU Courtesy Shuttle drives students around campus

Angelina Hamlin, Staff Reporter • March 3, 2025

With the help of the Associated Students of Colorado State University, the Student Disability Center and Parking & Transportation Services, Colorado State University is working to help students with...

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Proulx: 5 ways to make your gathering less overstimulating

Caden Proulx, Collegian Columnist • March 2, 2025
What’s almost worse than being neurodivergent and attending a social gathering? Hosting a gathering and noticing a friend struggling to engage, or getting overstimulated. As someone who is neurodivergent myself, and loves to host people at their house, I have picked up a couple things that can be helpful in making everyone feel a little more comfortable.
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CSU women’s basketball drops Border War to Wyoming

Sophia Schaller, Staff Reporter • March 1, 2025

As stands filled for the much anticipated Border War and Senior Night, Colorado State women’s basketball charged the court for their final home game of the season Saturday.  In a rocky game, both...

Morgan Crosby (3) pitches the ball during Colorado State University's doubleheader against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Feb. 28. The Islanders won the first game 1-0.

CSU softball splits opening day doubleheader

Alex Graser, Staff Reporter • February 28, 2025

Colorado State softball took a loss along with a win against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Friday. The Rams faced the Islanders for their home opener of the 2025 softball season. The Rams have been on...

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